The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-05-14

order as Of course that the trial Of tbs
defendant, or the defendants if more
than one, shall be by a special jury.
ClauseIV. (Sec. D.-Whereas, it is
expedient to amend the law relating to
the place Of trial Of offenses committed
in Ireland, for securing more fair and
impartial trials and for relieving Jurors
from danger to their lives, property and
business, be it enacted: Where an in
dictment for crime committed IN a
proclaimed district has been found
against Il defendant, or q defendant has
been committed for such crime: and the
trial is to be at Ii count Of asslze Tor any
county in a proclaimed district or at a
court of qua' ter sessions forany county
or iii a proclaimed district, the high
court, on All application by Or in behalf
of the Attorney General for Ireland,
and upon his certificate that lie believes
that q more fair and impartial trial can
be had at court OF assiZe i'm some
county to be- named in the certificate,
shall make al ortisv as OF course that II
trial shall be at Il court in the county
named in the certificate. The defend.
ant, or any defendant if more than one,
may, in q prescribed manner and with
in prescribed time, apply to The high
court to discharge Or vary amy such
order for the removal of q trial upon
the ground that tbs trial may be more
iairly and impartially had i'll a county
other than the county named in TIE
order OF removal and tilereupon the
high court may order that the trial sIIaM
be had in that county in which il shall
appear that the trits. car be more fairly
and jmpartial!y had.
THE OLD BAILEY CLAUSE.
g. When tbs criule, committed IS
wish which the defendant is charged, is
(A} muraer Or Inauslaughter; IBl at
tempt to murder; (C) aggravated crime.
Of violence against the person; (D) al
son by statute OF common law; [E}
breaking into, firing at OF into, or other
wise sssaulting o1 iniuring 8 dwelling
house, however such crime may be de-
scrbed in the Indictment, the high
court shall, upon q certificate. signed by
both tie Attorney General FOR England
and the Attorney General for lreIand,
that Il more fair and impartial trial can
be had III England than in Ireland, or
that having regard to the safety Of jur-.
ors, their lives, prJpoaty or business, q
satisfactory trial caunot be had in Ire
land, made an order us Of course that
the trial shall be had in some comfy in
England narnet' in the certificate, OF in
the Queens bench division of the high
court Of justice in England, Or at the
central criminal court in London,
where such division or court is specified
in the certificate in that behalf. The
defendant, Or any defendant it more
than one, may, in the prescribed man
ner and within the prescribed time, ap-
ply to the high court to discharge or
vary any such order for the renewal Of
a trial upon the grourd that the trial
can be more fairly and impartjal]y had
in some county in Ireland than in tie
county named in the order OF removal
or in the Queeu'5 bench division Of the
high court Of justice in England, OF at
the central criminal court, as the case
may be, and t)rat a satisfactory trial
can be had in Ireland; and tbereupon
the high court, if they are satisfied that
a satisfactory trial can be had without
danger TO the jurors. their lives, prop
erty or business, aud that The tYia! can
be more fairly aud inpartjalIy had in
ireland as alleged, may order that the
trial shall be had in any county in Ire
land in which they are of opinion that
the trial can be more fairly and impair
TALLY had.
Clause VIII.-(A) The peace preser-
walton (Ireland) act, 1881. as amended
by the peace preservation Nreland)
continuance act. 1856, shall continue in
force for five years from the passing Of
this act until the end of the next szs-
sion i'll Parliament. (B) a warrant
under the said act directing a search
for arms and ammu unition in houses,
or places in a proclaimed dis
trict, as defined By that act, shall be
valid in law. Notwithstanding that the
houses, buildings or places to be
are not specified therein
further than as being houses, buildings
Or places situated in specified town
and or municipal ward.
Clause XI. (Sec. Liza person per-
secuted before court Of summary jur-
sdiction under this act shall be liable.
on conviction, to imprisonment with or
without hard labor for term not ex-
,eeding six months, and shall haye the
same right of appeal as he would have
lnder the summary jurisdiction acts in
he case of any other summary convic-
ion.
The true inwardness of the socialist
doctrines was fully exposed the other "
evening at Pittsburg when one Of their
,umber called the American flag "a rag.
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